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The noble are willing to sacrifice even their own lives but will never offer honor or charity to the undeserving. Their standards of virtue remain unc...
Though beloved ones may be hard to attain, the mind still takes comfort in imagining their presence. Desire continues, seeking union even in dreams.
Let the world be filled with beauty, buzzing bees and joyous sounds—but there is one lotus from the navel of the Earth-holder (Viṣṇu) that surpasses a...
Let rivers be pure and waters sweet—but only from the Tamraparni River comes the true wish-fulfilling pearl, symbolizing rare blessings.
Lord Śiva, disguised as a mendicant, teaches: do not run after wealth or desire, but seek the single art that yields divine bliss—wisdom.
Even if one paints the structure of brilliance, how can one sketch light itself on a wall without foundation? A metaphor for the intangible.
Deer live in forests, sustained by easily available grass, without any craving for riches. Shouldn’t wise humans be equally free from greed?
O friend, your body trembles, eyes well with tears, and voice falters—the sweetness of Krishna’s flute is clearly melting your very being.
Words may seem fruitful, but only those about Lord Viṣṇu truly fulfill desires. Wealth given to the unworthy is wasted—true generosity lies in discern...
Sensual pleasures, though attractive, are worse than poison—poison only affects one life, but indulgence in desire ruins many births.
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